West Bridgewater High School - Climber Yearbook (West Bridgewater, MA)

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MARY E. MAITOZA English, Bridgewater State, B.A., University of Rhode Island, MA., Boston Uni- versity, M.Ed.g Enjoys Painting, Writing, Skiing and Sailing. HELEN S. MILLET Chairman of Englishp Mount St. Mary's College, A.B., University of California, M.A., Boston Uni- versity, C.A.C.S.: enjoys Weav- ing, Foreign Cookery, England - especially her archetecture and primary education. Gully Gee WENDY D. MARBER English, English 10, Americans, Humanities, English Novelg Bran- deis University B.A. Simmons College, Bridgewater State, Di- rects Iunior Class plays, enjoys travel, theater, movies, books, SHOW. 10 ARK . ls. .J SUSANNE M. CLEARY English, B.A. State College at Bridgewater, Graduate work: Roger Williams College, Wroxton College, Fairleigh Diclcinsen University.

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S. ERICK BENSON, Principal Bridgewater State College, B.S., M.Ed., Boston University, enjoys fishing and hunting. VICE PRINCIPAL TO THE GRADUATES OF 1975 Within this book lie memories of happy days, days to re- call with fondness, days upon which to linger with regret that they are no more. While at West Bridgewater High School, you have had the opportunity to develop skills in both academic and non-academic areas, and in these times of unrest, you now have the responsibility of transform- ing this knowledge into social action. In my short time at West Bridgewater High School, I have met many fine individuals and I wish each of you success and happiness. Thomas P. Illuzzi Assistant Principal PRINCIPAL TO THE MEMBERS OF THE CLASS OF 1975 The outcome of your experiences of the past 12 years is as far reaching as you care to make it. Each and every one of you can cite many examples of the great accomplishments that have helped give life new promise and meaning. Converseley, you can cite examples of frustrations and failure. It is my sincere wish that you, the Members of the Class of 1975, share those experiences which lead to a happy and full life. Your education has not terminated because you have reached the milestone called graduation. Education is an ongoing process. It will be through your concerted effort and concern that posterity will be guaranteed their birthright of a good education. As you apply your acquired knowledge and skills, pause occasionally and show your appreciation for the value of the education you have received. I would like to express my sincere gratitude to each one of you for your contributions to West Bridgewater High School. May I also offer my congratulations upon your completion of your public school years and extend to you best wishes for a successful and happy future. Yours truly, S. Erick Benson Principal THOMAS P. ILLUZZI Assistant Principalg Providence College, B.A., in Math, Rhode Island College, M.Ed. in Counseling, University of Miami, Enjoys reading and sports. S 3

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IOANNE M. MORLANI English and Reading in Grade 8, High School Electives: Uni- versity of Massachusetts, B.A., Courses at Bridgewater State College, Interested in all of the Fine Arts, especially music. Also enjoys photogra- phy, crewel and cross- stitch embroidery and reading. GERALD I. SWIFT English 8: Dramag Bridgewater State College, B.A.p coaches Drama Clubg enjoys acting, tennis, skiing. IUSTINE W. MATTHEWS Reading Specialist, Lasell Iunior College, Assoc. B.A., University of Massachusetts, University of California, University of Mon- tana, B.S. in Sec. Education, Keene State College, Bridgewater State College, Boston University, M.Ed. in Reading, Interested in Technical Division Continuing Education-Reading Courses, En- joys Pekinese and Poodle Breed- ing, Cardening, Roses and House Plants, Antiques and Auctions. 4? 1 X a PATRICIA A. MURPHY English, Speech, Boston Universi- ty, B.S., Enjoys Theater, Books, Ocean and Travel. In the beginning was the word, and the word is still amongst us the distinguishing mark of man. To help our students understand the word in its best uses - litera- tureg to parry it in its worst uses - propogandap to create new worlds with the word or to enlarge the inner world - through writing and read- ing, to grasp the hand of our fellow man in word and play - through speaking and drama: These are the purposes of education in the mother tongue among all free and civilized societies, and so it is our aim in the schools of West Bridgewater. Self-knowledge, self- reverence, self-content Emerson I wish to make you see, Conrad 'I'l I I-:Ti , . .ati SANDRA A. REESE Media I, II, Business Eng- lish, Journalism, English 10g Boston University School of Education, B.S. in, Ed., Bridgewater State College, advises Yearbook, Student Action for Educa- tion QETAJ, and Newspa- per, enjoys cooking, read- ing, gardening and photography. ESTELLE F. WENSON English, Ithaca College, B.S., S.U.N.Y. Albany, M.S., Courses at Hofstra University and Bridgewa- ter State College, Enjoys Theatre, Debate-Oral In- terpretation and Painting.